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Irreverent and politically incorrect, Joanna Arnow's new film, produced by Sean Baker, follows the line of the best New York comedy with a story about sadomasochistic relationships, various misplacements and a girl looking for a place in the world.

The hand becomes the protagonist in a piece that traces, from a macro perspective, a city understood as a tactile scenario based on different women who work in artisanal trades. A portrait made from the footprint and life in the workshops.

A stone rests somewhere on the outskirts of Barcelona. Thousands of years ago it had been used to leave offerings and make sacrifices, and not so long ago a shepherd still remembered it... Now it rests as an inanimate and abandoned object, until one day it receives a visit.

This is a portrait of Carmel, an emblematic neighborhood of Barcelona that has also been one of the great forgotten areas of the city, from an urban and social point of view. A first-person look from a filmmaker who lives there.

This is a portrait of people who dance. Of the gesture, of the body, of pleasure, of emotion... A visual and sound collage where spaces in Barcelona act as a stage and the daily rhythm acts as a counterpoint.

The directors filmed the last months of the mythical market of Encants before moving to a new space that, ten years later, reflects a city that has mutated, transformed like the relationship between the filmmakers and their surroundings.

It premiered in Venice, where it was also awarded, and now the first film by the young Mongolian director Lkhagvadulam Purev-Ochir arrives at D'A, a very fresh look at generation Z and its relationship with the traditions of the Asian country.

As a critical review of a bittersweet past, Turkish director Nehir Tuna debuts with the feature film talking about bad education, or how the grayest adulthood can take the color away from childhood. A poetic and elegant (self)portrait that dazzled in Venice.

Naturalistic and heartfelt to the core, the debut feature of this North-American creative duo breathes truthfulness from all sides. An exemplary coming-of-age that takes us into the concerns and impulses of a disoriented teenager after the death of her mother.

They have to take a family photo, but the father doesn't appear. Something strange is stirring in this idyllic-looking place... And no sign of the father. Lucy Kerr's debut feature, intriguing and suggestive, arrives at D'A after captivating audiences at FIDMarseille and Locarno.

Directed with unusual tenderness and conviction and highly praised for its performances, Girl portrays the need for liberation of a girl living in seclusion with her mother in Glasgow. An impeccable story of rebellion against alienation.

Short film that satirizes the famous Rocky IV, by Sylvester Stallone. Rocky defends the free world and fights against a huge Soviet boxer...